KS Conservation News Digest
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Here are the articles in the KS Conservation News Digest
- Ten years after: the Biscuit fire revisited
- It's been nearly 10 years since the July 2002 lightning storm that sparked the 500,000 acre Biscuit fire.
- Rare daisy-like flower fanning controversy over road-closure plan for Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest
- We have the chance to protect the Chetco River by ending in-stream mining
- DeFazio timber bill slights water quality, recreation, salmon
- Biscuit Fire 10 Years Later
- 10 great places to see spring wildflowers
- Mount Ashland listed in USA Today as a top 10 location to see wildflowers!
- California wolf trek shows importance of wilderness
- Southern Oregon jewels bring millions to region
- Visitors to Crater Lake and Oregon Caves spent more than $40 million in 2010
- BLM Should Manage Forests for the Benefit of Everyone
- Medford, OR – As Secretary Salazar visits southern Oregon public forests, local conservation group KS Wild urges the Bureau of Land Management to balance the needs of the land and the surrounding communities.
- We all have a stake in BLM forests
- Editorial by Joseph Vaile: BLM lands play a critical role in the livelihood and quality of life of just about everyone in Southern Oregon.
- POLL SHOWS WIDESPREAD SUPPORT FOR ROGUE RIVER WILDERNESS
- Southwest Oregon voters favor additional protections for the Rogue River, according to a new poll by the public opinion research firm Moore Information.
- DeFazio's bill targets LNG pipeline project
- It would clarify the reasons a government can use exceptions to build on private land
- Miner sentenced to a year in prison for operating illegally
- A Gold Hill man twice convicted of illegally mining on public land has been sentenced to a year in prison.
- Poll shows support for protecting lower Rogue
- A poll of 300 people in southwest Oregon indicate that more than 75 percent of respondents support additional protection for the lower Rogue River corridor.
- Four groups protest BLM's Grizzly Peak timber plan
- They cite concerns about cutting of larger trees and road-building
- Four Southern Oregon trails named as historic places
- All are located in the Oregon Caves National Monument
- The romantic, post-apocalyptic journey of wolf OR-7
- Environmental groups voice concerns about plan to replace county payments
- Environmental groups in Oregon expressed concern Monday about emerging legislation that could lead to increased logging on 1.2 million acres of federal land in the state. They demanded that negotiations over details of the proposal be more public and open.
- OR-7 saga trots on in California
- Exporting liquified natural gas would spike price in U.S., says energy agency
- Exporting boatloads of U.S. natural gas could significantly raise prices for domestic consumers and businesses, according to a new study by the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
